Founder and Guiding Light Maya combined nearly 40 years of astrological work with keen intuitive skills and a lifetime of teaching and counseling experience to provide her readers and clients with insightful and humanistic astrological guidance. Her presence is deeply missed. Here at Daykeeper, she is in vividly alive in our hearts and minds as a shining beacon of inspiration as we carry on the caring, meticulous and adventurous spirit of her life's work. |
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 Nina
Bouska and Maya del Mar became dedicated astrology
students together about 40 years ago, and have
met regularly with others from their first class
ever since. While Maya went on to pursue astrology
as a career, Nina still calls herself "an
avid student" who
does readings only for friends and family. (Clearly
she is far too modest.) |
 Boots Hart, CAP is
an ISAR-certified astrologer with over 25 years experience. She is
a featured columnist for New York Spirit Magazine, long-time contributor
to Zodiac Arts and author of a humanistic science-fantasy book series
being brought to publication and film production. Boots can be reached
at Mentorus@gmail.com for
questions or astrological services. |
 Alex Miller is a professional writer and astrologer, author of The Black Hole Book and The Urban Wicca, former editor of "The Galactic Calendar," and past president of The Philadelphia Astrological Society. His pioneering work with Black Holes in astrological interpretation began in 1991, when his progressed Sun unwittingly fell into one. Alex can be reached for comment or services at alex@daykeeperjournal.com. |
 Jessica Murray trained as a fine artist before graduating in 1973 from Brown University, where she studied psychology and linguistics. After a stint in political theatre in the heady early '70s, Jessica moved to San Francisco and began studying metaphysics, where she has had a full-time private practice in astrology for more than 30 years.
Her book, Soul-Sick
Nation: An Astrologer's View of America, is available through
her website, mothersky.com.
In addition to her column in Daykeeper Journal and the monthly
Skywatch on her website, MotherSky.com,
Jessica's essays appear in The Mountain Astrologer, P.S. Magazine,
Considerations and other publications. Jessica can be reached at jessica@mothersky.com. |
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World-renowned astrologer Maya del Mar founded Daykeeper Journal online in September of 2000. Until her sudden passing in November of 2006, she single-handedly wrote almost the entirety of every single issue. 
Susan Pomeroy, one of Maya's three daughters, received her doctorate in geography before becoming a writer and designer. She was webmaster of Daykeeper, and since her mother's passing, has assumed full editorship. She can be reached at 
Yvonne Taylor lives and writes in Cape Town, South Africa. Write to her at